A chunky double pom beanie makes an adorable baby gift at any time of the year but especially at Christmas time. This one is sized to fit approximately newborn to 3 months.
To make your own, you will need a 7mm crochet hook, chunky yarn, a tape measure, scissors, a pom pom maker and a yarn needle.
Chunky Double Pom Beanie (Free Crochet Pattern)
With 7mm hook and chunky yarn –
1. make a magic circle, ch2, work 10dcs in loop, join with slst in top of 1st dc, pull centre yarn tail tight to close magic circle (10)
2. (inc row) ch2, turn, work 2dcs in st at base of ch and each st around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (20)
3. (inc row) ch2, turn, work 2dcs in st at base of ch, dc in next st, *2dcs in next st, dc in next st*, repeat from *-* around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (30)
4-9. ch2, turn, work dc in st at base of ch and in each st around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (30)
10. ch2, turn, fpdc around 1st st of previous row, *bpdc around next st of previous row, fpdc around next st of previous row*, repeat from *-* around to end, join with slst in top of 1st fpdc, bind off and weave in ends
11. make two pom poms and attach to the sides of the hat
I hope you enjoy this free Christmas crochet pattern. I would love to see if you make one so please feel free to share your pictures in my Facebook group, or tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) so I can see.
I love to make these slipper socks to give as gifts because they work up quickly with the chunky yarn and they are really warm and cosy for winter. I made this green pair for myself and I am really loving wearing them now the temperatures have dropped. To make your own you will need a 6.5mm crochet hook, 7.5mm crochet hook, chunky yarn, scissors and a yarn needle. This size will fit a UK ladies size 7/8.
Chunky Slipper Socks (Free Crochet Pattern)
SLIPPER (make 2)
With 7.5mm hook and chunky yarn –
1. Ch10, 2hdcs in 2nd ch from hook, hdc in next 7sts, 2hdcs in last st, working on opposite side of chain, hdc in next 7sts, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (18)
2. Ch1, turn, hdc in st at base of ch and next 7sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 8sts, 2hdcs in next st, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (20)
3. Ch1, turn, hdc in st at base of ch, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 9sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 8sts, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (22)
4-8. Ch1, turn, hdc in st at base of ch and around, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (22)
9. Ch1, turn, hdc in st at base of ch and next 14sts (15)
10-16. Ch1, turn, hdc in st at base of ch and across (15)
17. Fold the back row with right sides together then stitch together with slst to form the back seam, bind off and weave in ends
RIBBING
With 6.5mm hook and chunky yarn –
1. with right side facing, join yarn at back seam, ch2, dc in st at base of chain and evenly around slipper opening, join with slst in top of 1st dc (26)
2. ch2, turn, fpdc around 1st st of previous row, *bpdc around next st of previous row, fpdc around next st of previous row*, repeat from *-* to end, bind off and weave in ends
I hope you enjoy this free Christmas crochet pattern. I would love to see if you make one so please feel free to share your pictures in my Facebook group, or tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) so I can see.
I made this little plant holder out of cotton yarn to brighten up a bare corner of my living room and I love how it turned out. It looks so cute and worked up so quickly. I thought it would make a lovely gift aswell, so after making one for myself, I made a few more for family and friends who love plants as much as me. I think it would look even better with a trailing plant.
This plant holder should fit a 3-4″ pot. The pot I used was 3″ diameter on the bottom, 4″ diameter on the top and 3″ height. I would not recommend using a pot any taller than this without adding more height rows to the pattern, as the plant holder fits this size of pot perfectly.
To make your own plant holder, you will need cotton DK in the colour of your choice, I used white to match my living room, a 4.5mm crochet hook, a tape measure, a stitch marker, scissors and a yarn needle. You can easily make the plant holder bigger by using a bigger hook or thicker yarn, if you need to, or adding more height rows. At the end of round 3, the base of your plant holder should measure the same or just slightly smaller than the base of your pot.
Crochet Plant Holder (Free Pattern)
Base:
1. with cotton DK yarn and a 4.5mm crochet hook, make a magic loop, ch2, work 12dcs in loop, join with slst in top of 1st dc, pull centre yarn tail tight to close magic loop (12)
2. (inc row) ch2, turn, work 2dcs in st at base of ch and each st around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (24)
3. (inc row) ch2, turn, work 2dcs in st at base of ch, dc in next st, *2dcs in next st, dc in next st*, repeat from *-* around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (36)
Sides:
4. ch2, turn, work dc in st at base of ch and in each st around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (36)
5. ch3, do not turn, skip st at base of ch and next st, *sc in next st, ch3, skip 1st*, repeat from *-* around to last 2sts, sc in next st, ch1, join with hdc in same stitch as beginning chains, place stitch marker in top of hdc
6-10. ch3, do not turn, *sc in middle of previous row’s chain space, ch3*, repeat from *-* around to last chain space, sc in middle of last chain space, ch1, join with hdc in same stitch as beginning chains, place stitch marker in top of hdc
11. ch1, do not turn, sc in chain space at base of ch, ch2, *sc in middle of next chain space, ch2*, repeat from *-* around to end, join with slst in top of 1st sc
12. ch1, turn, sc in st at base of ch, *2scs in previous row’s chain space, sc in next st*, repeat from *-* around, 2scs in last chain space, join with slst in top of 1st sc (54)
13. ch1, turn, 2scs in st at base of ch, sc in next 26sts, 2scs in next st, sc in next 26sts, join with slst in top of 1st sc (56)
Handles:
14. ch1, turn, sc in st at base of ch, tightly ch150, skip 1st, sc in next 13sts, tightly ch150, skip 1st, sc in next 13sts, tightly ch150, skip 1st, sc in next 13sts, tightly ch150, skip 1st, sc in next 12sts, join with slst in top of 1st sc
15. bind off and weave in ends
16. arrange the handles in a way that you like then use some spare yarn to wrap them tightly together at the top, I wrapped around for a few inches, then wrapped around underneath aswell to secure the handles and to make a little loop to hang the plant holder up with
17. secure well and weave in ends
I hope you enjoy this free pattern. I would love to see if you make one so please feel free to share your plant holder pictures in my Facebook group, or tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) so I can see.
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We have a family party coming up this month and I wanted to make my son a little bow tie to wear over his shirt, to make him look a little smarter. I adore the bow tie and shirt trend, especially on children, so this is definitely not a new look for him. He has several different colours of bow tie but none that matched with the specific shirt I wanted him to wear. As I was making the bow tie, I decided to write the pattern down for you all so you could make your own if you wanted to.
To make your own child’s crochet bow tie, you will need a 4mm hook, double knit or light worsted yarn and a small button. This size of bow tie fits my 4 year old son well. It can easily be made to fit smaller or larger children, by adding or removing rows from the neck strap. This pattern is written using American terminology.
Child’s Bow Tie (Free Crochet Pattern)
Bow:
1. ch8, dc in 3rd chain from hook and across (6)
2-16. ch2, turn, dc in same stitch as chain and across (6)
17. ch1, fold in half, sc around, working through both edges to close, join with slst in top of 1st sc, bind off and weave in ends
Neck Strap:
1. ch5, dc in 3rd chain from hook and across (3)
2-26. ch2, turn, dc in same stitch as chain and across (3)
27. ch1, turn, sc in same stitch as chain, ch1, skip 1 stitch, sc in last stitch
28. ch1, turn, sc in same stitch as chain, sc in chain space, sc in last stitch, bind off and weave in ends (3)
Bow Centre:
1. ch5, dc in 3rd chain from hook and across (3)
2-4. ch2, turn, dc in same stitch as chain and across (3)
5. bind off, leaving a long tail to join
Finishing:
1. take the main bow piece and gather the very centre with a piece of matching yarn, tie it off tightly to give the bow a nice shape and weave the ends in
2. lay the gathered bow on top of the neck strap and cover with the bow centre, stitch the two pieces of bow centre together, using the long tail that you left, with the bow and neck strap neatly inside, bind off and weave in ends
3. attach a small button to the end of the neck strap without the buttonhole
I hope you like this free pattern. Please do let me know if you do make one of your own so I can see it. You can tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) or why not join our Facebook group so we can all see!
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This is another one of those patterns that I have made many of over the years. Headband earwarmers work up really quickly and look very cute. I think the thing I love the most is that they can be worn over a ponytail. That is something I have struggled with in the past, keeping the girls ears warm when they want to wear their hair up. They don’t like wearing a hat over their ponytail and to be fair, it does look pretty uncomfortable so I can see why they wouldn’t like it. This was our compromise. They get their ponytails and I get to cover their ears so I know they are warm ❤
To make your own headband earwarmer, you will need a 5mm crochet hook and double knit yarn in the colour of your choice. I let my girls choose their favourite colours, so I know there will be no fighting over wearing them. You will also need a tape measure, a pair of scissors and a yarn needle.
This pattern should fit an age 6-10 years or up to about a 21″ head. The finished earwarmer should measure approximately 17.25″ in unstretched length and 3.25″ width.
Crochet Headband Earwarmer (Free Pattern)
Main:
1. ch17, hdc in 3rd chain from hook and across (15)
2-41. ch2, working in back loops only, hdc in stitch at base of chain and each stitch across (15)
42. join the two short ends together with slip stitch, to form a tube
43. bind off and weave in all ends
Flower:
1. make a magic loop, ch2, work 16 dcs into loop, join with slst in top of 1st dc, pull centre tail to tighten (16)
2. ch1, do not turn, sc in same st, *ch4, sk 1st, sc in next st*, rep *-* until last st, ch4, join with slst in top of 1st sc
3. ch1, do not turn, *work sc, hdc, dc, trc, dc, hdc, sc, all into one chain space*, rep *-* around, join with a slst in top of 1st sc, bind off
4. rejoin yarn in one of the skipped stitches on round 2, ch1, sc in same st, *ch3, sc in next skipped stitch*, rep from *-* around, ch3, join with slst in top of 1st sc
5. ch1, do not turn, *work sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, all into one chain space*, rep *-* around, join with slst in top of 1st sc, bind off
6. make a magic loop, ch1, *sc into loop, ch4*, rep *-* seven more times, join with slst in top of 1st sc
7. ch1, do not turn, *work sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, all into one chain space*, rep *-* around, join with a slst in top of 1st sc, bind off
8. using the centre tail of the smaller flower, layer and stitch the small flower on top of the larger flower
9. stitch the flower onto the headband earwarmer and weave in all ends
I hope you find this free pattern useful and make a headband earwarmer of your own. Please let me know if you do make one so I can see your amazing work. You can tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) or better still why not join our Facebook group so we can all see!
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Whenever I get the urge to crochet something, I usually prefer to make something quick and easy. Because of that, I tend to crochet more for babies and children than I do for adults. This week I needed a quick crochet project to give as a gift and I racked my brains to think of something I could make to gift to an adult. I finally remembered some slippers I had made a few years ago, and luckily I had written the pattern down! They are very quick and very easy so perfect for someone like me. I love that they fit so many different sizes aswell so one pattern is all you need to make slippers for most adults. This pattern makes slippers that will fit from a UK size 4 to a UK size 7 (I think that is 6.5 to 9.5 in American shoe sizes and 37 to 40 in European shoe sizes).
To make your own slippers, you will need a 3mm crochet hook, a 5mm crochet hook, some double knit yarn, a tape measure, a pair of scissors and a yarn needle.
Crochet Slippers (Free Pattern)
Toe:
With 5mm hook and two strands DK yarn held together –
1. ch10, 2scs in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 7sts, 2scs in last st, turn the work to crochet up the other side of the foundation chain, sc in next 7sts, join with slst in top of 1st sc (18)
2. ch1, turn, hdc in next 8sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 8sts, 2hdcs in next st, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (20)
3. ch1, turn, hdc in next st, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 9sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 8sts, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (22)
4. ch1, turn, hdc in next 10sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 10sts, 2hdcs in next st, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (24)
5. ch1, turn, hdc in next st, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 11sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 10sts, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (26)
6. ch1, turn, hdc in next 11sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next 12sts, 2hdcs in next st, hdc in next st, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (28)
7-9. ch1, turn, hdc in each st around, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (28)
10. bind off
Foot:
1. with wrong side facing, skip st at base of bind off st then count 7sts to the right, join yarn, ch1, hdc in same st and next 22sts (23)
2-13. ch1, turn, hdc in each st across (23)
14. bind off, leaving a long tail, fold the back with right sides together and stitch together to form the heel
Finishing:
1. with right side facing, join yarn at the back seam, ch1, sc in same st and evenly around, join with slst in top of 1st sc (33)
2. ch1, turn, sc in same st, ch2, sk1st, *sc in next st, ch2, sk1st*, repeat from *-* around to end, sc in last st, ch2, join with slst in top of 1st sc
3. ch1, turn, sc in each chsp and st around, join with slst in top of 1st sc (33)
4. bind off and weave in ends
Tie:
With 5mm hook and one strand DK yarn –
1. ch100, sc in 2nd ch from hook and across, bind off and weave in ends (99)
2. thread through the holes made in the top of the slipper and tie off in a bow
Flower:
With 3mm hook and one strand DK yarn –
1. with contrasting yarn, make a magic loop, ch2, work 16 dcs into loop, join with slst in top of 1st dc (16)
2. ch1, do not turn, sc in same st, *ch4, sk 1st, sc in next st*, rep *-* until last st, ch4, join with slst in top of 1st sc
3. ch1, do not turn, *work sc, hdc, dc, trc, dc, hdc, sc, all into one chain space*, rep *-* around, join with a slst in top of 1st sc, bind off
4. join main yarn in one of the skipped stitches on round 2, ch1, sc in same st, *ch3, sc in next skipped stitch*, rep from *-* around, ch3, join with slst in top of 1st sc
5. ch1, do not turn, *work sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, all into one chain space*, rep *-* around, join with slst in top of 1st sc, bind off, weave in ends then stitch to front of slipper
I hope you found this pattern useful and make lots of pairs of pretty slippers. If you make anything using one of my patterns, I would love to see it. You can tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) or why not join our Facebook group to show off your creations.
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This week, I wanted a quick and easy project to make when the children were in bed. I always struggle to know what to crochet in the height of summer, because obviously hats and jumpers are out of the picture, and they are my two most crocheted things! I decided to focus on something for the home and, after a lot of scrolling through Pinterest, I decided I wanted to make a potholder for the middle of our dining table. I looked through lots of designs and originally started on a basic square one. I really did not like the way it was turning out, and decided I wanted something a bit more summery and a bit prettier. I pulled out all of my stitches and started working on a round design. I wanted something a bit more than just a plain circle so I started messing around with adding chain spaces to make the holes in the design. It took me a good few attempts and lots of pulling stitches to get a design that I was happy with, but I really love the way it turned out. It definitely did not end up being a quick and easy project for me, design wise at least, but I made a second one when the pattern was finished, and it made up really easily and very quickly. I love the pop of colour it adds to our neutral tablecloth and this will be used every day! I am also planning on making some to gift to people, in a variety of colours.
To make your own, you will need a 5mm crochet hook, 50g double knit yarn, a pair of scissors and a yarn needle.
Potholder Hot Pad (Free Crochet Pattern)
with a 5mm hook and two strands of double knit yarn held together, make a magic loop, ch2, work 12dcs into the loop, join with slst in top of 1st dc (12)
ch1, turn, sc in st at base of ch, ch1, *sc in next st, ch1*, repeat from *-* across to end, join with slst in top of 1st sc
turn but do not chain, slst into 1st chsp, ch2, work 3dcs in each chsp around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (36)
ch1, turn, sc in st at base of ch, ch2, skip next st, *sc in next st, ch2, skip next st*, repeat from *-* across to end, join with slst in top of 1st sc
turn but do not chain, slst into 1st chsp, ch2, work 3dcs in each chsp around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (54)
ch1, turn, sc in st at base of ch, ch3, skip next 2sts, *sc in next st, ch3, skip next 2sts*, repeat from *-* across to end, join with slst in top of 1st sc
turn but do not chain, slst into 1st chsp, ch2, work 4dcs in each chsp around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (72)
ch1, turn, sc in st at base of ch, ch4, skip next 3sts, *sc in next st, ch4, skip next 3sts*, repeat from *-* across to end, join with slst in top of 1st sc
turn but do not chain, slst into 1st chsp, ch2, work 5dcs in each chsp around, join with slst in top of 1st dc (90)
ch1, turn, sc in st at base of ch, ch3, skip next 2sts, *sc in next st, ch3, skip next 2sts*, repeat from *-* across to end, join with slst in top of 1st sc
ch1, turn, *sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc* in each chsp around, join with slst in top of 1st sc
bind off and weave in ends
I hope you like this free pattern and make your own summery potholder. Let me know if you do make one, I love to see your work. You can tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) so I can see what you have made, or why not join our Facebook group to show off your creations.Happy crocheting!
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I love making these pretty dishcloths to use when I wash the dishes. They are quite abrasive, due to the pattern, and are very good at removing dirt and grease. They wash well in the washing machine and dry quickly. I love the way that they add a pop of colour to an otherwise dull job. Size small is perfect for me for washing dishes and I like to use size medium for other cleaning jobs.
To make your own, you will need a 5mm hook, a small amount of double knit yarn, a pair of scissors and a yarn needle. This pattern uses American terminology and should be suitable for beginners.
Crochet Dishcloth (Free Pattern)
Small:
1. loosely ch19, 2dcs in 5th st from ch, ch1, 2dcs in same st (shell made), sk1st, *dc in next st, sk1st, 2dcs in next st, ch1, 2dcs in same st, sk1st*, repeat from *-* across to last st, work dc in last st
2. ch3, turn, work shell in previous row’s shell chsp, dc in top of previous row’s dc, end with dc in top of ch3
3-6. repeat row 2 again
7. do not ch or turn, work 4 more dcs in corner st, work alternating dcs and shells across in each hole on way up the side of the cloth until you reach the next corner, work 5dcs in the corner space, continue until you have worked 3 edges, do 4dcs in last corner, join with a sl st in top of ch 3
8. bind off and weave in ends
Medium:
1. loosely ch23, 2dcs in 5th st from ch, ch1, 2dcs in same st (shell made), sk1st, *dc in next st, sk1st, 2dcs in next st, ch1, 2dcs in same st, sk1st*, repeat from *-* across to last st, work dc in last st
2. ch3, turn, work shell in previous row’s shell chsp, dc in top of previous row’s dc, end with dc in top of ch3
3-8. repeat row 2 again
9. do not ch or turn, work 4 more dcs in corner st, work alternating dcs and shells across in each hole on way up the side of the cloth until you reach the next corner, work 5dcs in the corner space, continue until you have worked 3 edges, do 4dcs in last corner, join with a sl st in top of ch 3
10. bind off and weave in ends
I hope you enjoyed this pattern. I would love to see any dishcloths you make! Feel free to tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) so I can see them. Or why not join our Facebook group to show off your creations. Happy crocheting.
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Is it even possible for a child to wear a pixie hat and not look the cutest they’ve ever looked? This pixie hat will keep little ears warm and can be tied to make sure it won’t fall off (or be pulled off).
This pattern should be suitable for beginners.
This pattern was originally for 3-10 years, but I decided to add instructions to make the hat to fit 0-1 years aswell. You can easily size up or down as needed to get the look and fit you want.
I crochet quite tightly so you may need to play around with hook sizes to get the required hat size. My finished 0-1y hat is 6.5” wide and 7.5” tall and the finished 3-10y hat is 8.5″ wide and 9″ tall. That means you need a starting rectangle of around 14” x 6.5” for 0-1 years and 17″ x 8.5″ for 3-10 years.
To make your own braided pixie hat, you will need double knit yarn in the colour of your choice. You will also need a 4mm (0-1y) or 6mm (3-10y) crochet hook, a tape measure, a pair of scissors and a yarn needle.
Braided Pixie Hat (Free Crochet Pattern)
Main:
1. ch62, hdc in 3rd ch from hook and across (60)
2-21. ch2, turn, hdc in st at base of ch and across (60)
22. fold in half lengthwise to make a bonnet shape, slip stitch the back together then bind off and turn the seam to the inside of the hat
Neck:
1. with wrong side facing, join yarn in bottom corner st, ch1, sc in same st and each row across (42)
2. ch1, turn, *sc in next 2sts, sc2tog*, repeat from *-* across to last 2sts, sc in last 2sts (32)
3-4. ch1, turn, sc across (32)
5. do not ch or turn, work a second sc in corner st, *sc in next st, sc2tog*, repeat from *-* across front to end, sc in same space as first st on neck, join with slst to first st on neck, bind off and weave in all ends
Braids:
cut 12 lengths of yarn measuring 25-30″ each
find the corner of the hat, at the front, and thread the 12 lengths through, hanging half of the length either side of the hole, so you end up with 24 strands of yarn
braid the strands together in groups of 8
tie off with a knot at the bottom and trim the ends
repeat on the other side of the hat
I hope you enjoyed making this cute crochet pixie hat. I would love to see any hats you make using this pattern. Feel free to tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) so I can see them! Or why not join our Facebook group to show off your creations. Happy crocheting.
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Don’t you just love giving handmade gifts for Christmas and birthdays. I do! I know how much time and effort goes into making them so I always appreciate handmade gifts. I have made this bath set for several of my family and friends for different occasions over the years. It makes a lovely little gift set if paired with a bottle of bubble bath and a bar of soap.
This pattern should be suitable for beginners. If you do not yet know how to crochet, you can find a basic how to crochet video here.
If you would like to make your own, you will need a 6mm crochet hook and DK yarn. You will also need a pair of scissors and a yarn needle.
Free Crochet Bath Set Pattern
Bath Puff
Main:
with two strands DK yarn held together, make a magic ring, ch2, work 10dcs in ring, join with slst in top of 1st dc, do not pull the centre tight (10)
ch2, turn, 3hdcs in each st around, join with slst in top of 1st hdc (30)
ch2, turn, 2dcs in each st around, join with slst in top of 1st dc
repeat rounds 1-3 five more times
weave in outside ends but not magic ring ends
Tie:
with two strands DK yarn held together, ch60, slst in 2nd ch from hook and across
bind off and weave in ends
fold the tie in half and tie a knot at the bottom to form a loop
loosen magic rings on each piece of bath puff and push the knot through, repeat until all six pieces are on the tie
weave in the magic ring ends, pulling tightly closed around the tie
push the bath puff pieces down firmly and tie a knot at the top, making sure bath puff pieces are still tightly squashed together
Soap Bag
Main:
with two strands DK yarn held together, ch14, dc in 3rd ch from hook and across (12)
ch2, turn, dc in st at base of ch and across (12)
repeat row 2 eight times or until work measures 7″
fold in half along long edge then work slst down one side, across the bottom and up the other side to make a bag
bind off and weave in ends
Tie:
with one strand DK, ch50, slst in 2nd ch from hook and across
bind off and weave in ends
weave through the top row on the soap bag and knot each end
add soap and pull tie tight to close
I hope you enjoyed making this crochet bath set. I would love to see any sets you make using this pattern. Feel free to tag me on social media (@adeleuyancrochet) so I can see them! Or why not join our Facebook group to show off your creations. Happy crocheting.
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